Map-case 4
Contains 26 Results:
The Trail of Lewis and Clark 1804-1806, circa 1945
Pictorial map issued by American Pioneer Trails Association in connection with the 1945 national commemoration honoring the exploreres of America.
Clarke Press, Manchester, NH.
Preliminary map of the Central Division and Honey Lake Wagon-Road, 1857-1858
Surveyed land worked under the direction of F.W. Lander Superintendent, by W.H. Wagner Engineer.
Map of the Western Division of the Fort Kearney South Pass and Honey Lake Road, 1857
Surveyed under the direction of John Kirk Superindent, by F.A. Bishop Engineer.
Map No. 2 of the El Paso and Fort Yuma Wagon Road, 1857-1858
Made under the direction of N.H. Hutton Chief Engineer; assisted by G.C. Wharton Prin. Assist. Engineer; W.D. Cress and P.G. Hume, Assistants.
Preliminary Map of Central Colorado, 1873-1874
....Showing the Region Surveyed in 1873 and 1874. Topographical map with handmade markings in red and green pencil.
F.V. Hayden, US Geologist in charge; primary triangulation by J.T. Gardner; topography by G.R. Bechler, Henry Gannett, A.D. Wilson, and S.B. Ladd.
Sectional Map of Colfax and Mora Counties, New Mexico, 1889
Compiled from the original plats and surveys in the Surveyor General's Office at Santa Fe, New Mexico and from private surveys by the Maxwell Land Grant Company.
Edward Rollandet, Draughtsman; Denver, CO.
Map No. 1 of the El Paso and Fort Yuma Wagon Road, 1857-1858
Made under the direction of N.H. Hutton Chief Engineer; assisted by G.C. Wharton Prin. Assist. Engineer; W.D. Cress and P.G. Hume, Assistants.
Colton's map of the Southern States...., 1861
....including Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas. Showing also part of adjoining states & territories locating the forts & military stations of the U. States & showing all the railroads, R.R. stations, & other internal improvements.
Published by J.H. Colton, New York.
Strangers Guide to Washington DC, 1968
....the city as Mr. Lincoln knew it.
Printed by Double Dot Press, Washington, DC; T. Loftin Snell, Washington, DC.
Vinita County Wyoming Oil Fields, circa 1903
..., Spring Valley District Reports and Experting by Chas. O. Richardson, Civ. and Min. Eng., Chicago. Gridded map also features a detailed illustration of approximate log of the Union Pacific oil well near Spring Valley showing the four stratifications of oil sand encountered and well complete.
Map and illustration copyright by Chas O. Richardson.